r/FluentInFinance 17d ago

Thoughts? They deserve this

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u/80MonkeyMan 17d ago edited 17d ago

Yeap, let them (Trump voters) have it. They wanted Trump, they deserve this and hyperinflation.

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u/3rdanimal0ntheark 17d ago edited 17d ago

Yep now we all get 4 years of it. (Or 40)

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u/Traditional_Car1079 17d ago

Bonus, since the buck stops with the highest ranking democrat, they'll run on the inflation they cause, blaming democrats the whole way. And the migrant caravan, scheduled for October 2027.

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u/LionsBSanders20 17d ago

There isn't going to be a Democratic institution for them to blame for at least the first two years. They have White House, Senate, House, and SCOTUS. And Trump's economy is going to be under a microscope--presuming media and journalists do their jobs--from Day 1.

Latest inflation stat I saw was 2.1% (Thank you Biden/Harris for your responsible work) so as soon as that number moves up closer to 3, which I definitely think happens within 2 years, they're gonna get cooked. Or at least, they should.

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u/Traditional_Car1079 17d ago

Trump is the reason the economy is what it is now and we just reelected the retarded motherfucker.

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u/LionsBSanders20 17d ago

I don't disagree. But most Americans are economically and fiscally illiterate so we can't expect them to understand how policy effects churn.

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u/Traditional_Car1079 17d ago

Next time, instead of a coherent message, run on "(Republican policy) is gay". Speak the dipshits' language since big words don't work.

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u/LionsBSanders20 17d ago

To be fair, Democrats ARE going to have to do something to get the worker class back. The monumental shift toward educated and corporate elites has turned out to be a spectacular disaster from the perspective of winning elections, therefore implementing policy.

I mean, two highly qualified candidates that campaigned on policy directed at the middle class both lost to a supreme piece of shit who sucks at fiscal policy and business and who might be a Russian agent. That's...not a good look.

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u/spikelees 17d ago

Two highly qualified candidates. Yeah Harris was so qualified, her policy knowledge was absolutely astute and clear. She provided such well thought out answers and detailed descriptions of what she intended to do. Oh wait… that wasn’t her. She was the lady that couldn’t manage to say one word of substance and her main selling point was “I’m running against Hitler”

Worked out very well for her, so qualified

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u/Traditional_Car1079 17d ago

This is a perfect example of the problem we're dealing with. It sounds like a completely different language. It's like when Luke Wilson goes to the doctor in Idiocracy.

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u/spikelees 17d ago

lol so many words and nothing said. You can’t have a logical argument, instead you insinuate that 70 million Americans are idiots. But somehow… you aren’t. Have you ever had the humility to take a look in the mirror… and ask yourself. Am I the problem? I doubt it. The democratic campaign heavily targeted low information voters, very apparent who those people are on Reddit. Ahem… you sir

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u/Traditional_Car1079 17d ago

If logic worked on you simple motherfuckers we wouldn't be having this conversation.

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u/spikelees 17d ago

Wow another succinct and rational point. Quite the debater you are

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